A 70-slide ppt which covers the relevant language to teach Module 3.2 ¿Qué desayunas? from the Viva 2 textbook. This resource introduces mealtimes and reviews telling the time; students then will practise talking about what they eat on a typical day and when exactly. An emphasis on tenses will be made to stretch high attainers. There are a good amount of starter/plenary ideas included, and 2 vocab test that can be easily adapted. Check out the bottom notes on each slide - often you will find instructions to tasks.

3 differentiated sentence builders I created to get students speaking about: Kapitel 3 - Was machst du in deiner Freizeit? Kapitel 4 - Was gibt es in deinem Klassenzimmer? Kapitel 4 - Was gibt es in deiner Stadt? These have proved successful with my students, as they haven’t not only aided with speaking tasks, but they’ve loved to refer to them for writing tasks as well, as they know exactly what to do in order to produce high quality sentences. Each builder includes step by step ideas on how to extend sentences to go from a grade B to A*.

A nice differentiated pair speaking task where student A and B take turns to test each other in the understanding of topic vocabulary. Suitable for the GCSE topic of special occasions and festivities. Student A has a set of 15 sentences to review the topic of special occasions and festivals that student B needs to answer correctly in order to move up the ladder, one at a time. A has the correct translations of these sentences. Student B has another set of 15 sentences (with the meaning as well) to test A.

A very straightforward ppt which covers the relevant language to teach Module 3.4 Durante el recreo from the Viva 1 textbook. Ppt introduces a range of phrases to talk about what you do at break, a reading activity, listening from the book, speaking and finally a closing writing paragraph. You can buy the longer version of this on my shop: Viva 1 - Module 3.4 Durante el recreo + Que haces en clase?, which is a fusion of this sub-unit plus Module 2.2 from the Mira 1 textbook: Que haces en clase?, which I created to stretch the most able, as not only it equips them with things to say they do at break, but also in different lessons. A good way to end the module if you have time to teach this. Check out the bottom notes on each slide - you will often find instructions to tasks.

A very simple lesson containing 5 mini-activities to do in pairs based around 2 TV guides to exploit this type of authentic text. It’s highly based on the textbook but extending it. It also includes a British TV guide example to work on speaking. As this is done towards the end of the module, I’ve included 2 noughts and crosses sheets for students to do in pairs and thus review vocabulary from module 2.3 Prefiero las comedias. PPT contains a total of 8 slides (1 of them being the answer sheet to the noughts and crosses game).

quick interactive activity created on ppt to practise grocery shopping (food vocabulary), and paying at the shop (numbers 0-19). Everything is explained within the ppt. suitable for any age learners who’re learning Spanish at a beginner/intermediate level.

4 activities to work on the topic of family relationships for GCSE level (or above; easily adaptable): directed mosaic writing creative mosaic writing (students build their own sentences from prompts given) sentence spiders to practise writing - play with a 6-side die sentence spiders to practise writing - play with an 8-side die You get instructions at the bottom of each slide. On my page you will find the same version for ESL if you want to use it in your English lessons.

an excel table with 15 high frequency verbs in Spanish in 6 tenses

This resource covers unit 5.1 from the Stimmt 2 textbook ‘Ich mag meinen Stil’, dealing with clothes and adjective agreements in the accusative case. 48 slides with vocabulary and exercises following closely pages 98 and 99 from the textbook including some additions to it. NOTE: look at the bottom of the slides (not in presentation mode) as sometimes there are instructions on what to do in each activity.

This resource covers unit 5.3 from the Stimmt 1 textbook ‘Mmm, lecker’, dealing with snacks (using ich mochte/ich hatte gern): an introduction to food and drink and shopping for snacks. 13 slides with vocabulary and exercises following closely pages 102 and 103 from the textbook and including variations to it. NOTE: look at the bottom of the slides (not in presentation mode) as sometimes there are instructions on what to do in each activity.

Some activities for topics “Meine Welt ist wunderbar” and “Meine Sachen” only, included within Kapitel 1 “Meine Welt und ich”.

Mega bundle for Kapitel 1 “Ich liebe Ferien”, including all units (1-4) covering the topic of holiday. An extensive (90 slides) powerpoint, containing plenty of activities both from the textbook and created by me, including a lot of extension tasks to stretch high attainers. NOTE: look at the bottom of the slides (not in presentation mode) for instructions on what to do in each activity.

This resource covers unit 5.3 from the Stimmt 2 textbook ‘Ich mache mich fertig’, dealing with the second part on the topic of first dates (resources for this available on my profile) and with forming questions in the 2nd person singular. 25 slides with vocabulary and exercises following closely pages 102 and 103 from the textbook including some additions to it. NOTE: look at the bottom of the slides (not in presentation mode) as sometimes there are instructions on what to do in each activity.

This resource covers unit 5.2 from the Stimmt 1 textbook ‘Wir gehen einkaufen’, dealing with souvenirs (using ich mochte). 25 slides with vocabulary and exercises following closely pages 100 and 101 from the textbook and including variations and additions to it. NOTE: for instructions on what to do in some activities, look at the notes pane.

7 different boards where students highlight items based on the groups given in each board. With this resource, students will be reinforcing common grammatical points they get mixed up: personal pronouns: s/he, we, they high frequency reflexives, stem-changing verbs and irregular verbs verbs in the 1st and 3rd person, singular and plural por/para ser/estar preterite, present, future & conditional haber, ser & tener in the 3rd person singular Answers included; some boards require students not only to highlight but also to write the correct answer (e.g. in por/para). A popular resource among my students, as it’s an alternative way of doing revision for which you just need a bunch of different highlighters.